John Barrett, former Iran-Contra prosecutor said, "It's a disappointment whenever a person who occupies a high office and takes an oath doesn't respond to a demonstrated serious criminal event in a serious governmental way."
"It's an adversary process and I understand the personal dimension, but the United States is the side of the case that President Bush and Vice President Cheney are on. Those are their jobs," Barrett now a law professor at St. John's University in New York City said.
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I think this bring up an interesting question: Were VP Cheney's comment inappropriate for someone in his position? Exactly where should the lines of personal feelings and political integrity be drawn?
